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Lea Haggett

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Lea Haggett

GBRGBRWomen
Birth dateMay 9, 1972
BirthplaceDulwich, United Kingdom
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Lea Maureen Haggett married name Goodman (9 May 1972 - 31 December 2013) was an English high jumper. She represented Great Britain at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta and won a bronze medal at the 1990 World Junior Championships in Plovdiv. She held the UK junior record for 23 years, from 1991 to 2014.

Key facts
High Jump
1.92
#374 all-time
2001 season best
1.76
Jun 4, 2001 · Basel (SUI)
2001 season best
Age
54 years old

As of Oct 2, 2026: High Jump 1.92 (#374 all-time), 2001 season best 1.76 (Jun 4, 2001, Basel (SUI)) · 54 years old

Performance Charts

Season bests

SeasonDisciplineResultWindDateTrendCompetitions
2001
HJ
1.76-Jun 4, 2001
↑
Basel (SUI)
2000
HJ
1.82-Jun 11, 2000
↑
Bedford (GBR)
1997
HJ
1.75-May 29, 1997
↑
Sevilla (ESP)
1996
HJ
1.92-Jun 15, 1996
↑
AAA Championships
1995
HJ
1.75-Aug 11, 1995
↑
IAAF World Championships
1994
HJ
1.75-Aug 12, 1994
↑
Helsinki European Championships, Olympiastadion, Helsinki
1992
HJi
1.80-Feb 28, 1992
↑
European Indoor Championships, Palazzo dello Sport, Genova (i)
1991
HJ
1.89-Aug 11, 1991
↑
European Junior Championships
1990
HJ
1.88-Aug 10, 1990
↑
Plovdiv IAAF World Junior Championships

2001

3 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
1.75-Jul 7Cork City Sports International, Cork City
HJ
1.75-Jun 30Birmingham
HJ
1.76-Jun 4Basel Pfingstmeeting, Basel

2000

4 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
1.82-Jun 11Bedford Bedfordshire International Games, Bedford
HJ
1.80-Jun 4Bedford Aqua-Pura International, Bedford
HJ
1.81-May 20Croydon
HJ
1.80-Apr 29Bromley

1997

1 performance
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
1.75-May 29Sevilla Gran Premio Diputacion, Sevilla

1996

15 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
1.85-Aug 25Sheffield McDonald's Games, Sheffield
HJ
1.85-Aug 19Gateshead BUPA Challenge, Gateshead
HJ
1.90-Aug 1The XXVI Olympic Games, Olympic Stadium, Atlanta, GA
HJ
1.90-Jul 26The XXVI Olympic Games, Olympic Stadium, Atlanta, GA
HJ
1.92-Jun 15AAA Championships
HJ
1.84-Jun 2European Cup, Estadio de la Comunidad, Madrid
HJ
1.86-May 18Bedford
HJ
1.89-May 11Croydon, London
HJ
1.88-Mar 14Brisbane Optus GP Final, Brisbane
HJ
1.88-Mar 7Australian Championships, Sydney
HJ
1.82-Feb 29Melbourne NEC-Classic, Melbourne
HJ
1.90-Feb 25Hobart Optus Grand Prix, Hobart
HJ
1.90-Feb 23Hobart
HJ
1.89-Feb 18Perth
HJ
1.80-Jan 28Perth

1995

2 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
1.75-Aug 11IAAF World Championships
HJ
1.75-Aug 5IAAF World Championships

1994

2 performances

1991

2 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
1.89-Aug 11European Junior Championships
HJ
1.89-Aug 8European Junior Championships

1990

4 performances
DisciplineResultWindDateCompetitions
HJ
1.80-Aug 30Split European Championships
HJ
1.80-Aug 27Split European Championships
HJ
1.88-Aug 10Plovdiv IAAF World Junior Championships
HJ
1.80-Aug 9Plovdiv IAAF World Junior Championships, Deveti Septemvri Stadium, Plovdiv

Honours

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Plovdiv IAAF World Junior Championships

High Jump

1990
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is Lea Haggett's High Jump personal best?

Lea Haggett's High Jump personal best is 1.92, set on Jun 15, 1996 in Birmingham (GBR), #374 on the all-time list.

Which events does Lea Haggett compete in?

Lea Haggett competes in the High Jump.

How did Lea Haggett perform in 2001?

2001 season best: 1.76, set on Jun 4, 2001 in Basel (SUI).